_ 55.000 PEOPLE READ THE MORNING AND EVENING GUARDIAN EVERY DAY

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1 _ ‘I|ARl.0‘|l‘LTOUN

THE CHARLOITETOW G ARDIA

` ' Monninlo |::A||.v

n _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSQAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1914 _ nun- ur lui..-» pw

F S; Q2: ”§ -< se v rs fe Es as E- .. Ei e is O Hz an

-f-A W M

ALIINMING GROWTH OF

RAILWAY ACCIDENT

____-.___.______

(Canadian Press.) SMITH FAIJLB. Feb. 18'.- Eu necr R_0b¢I‘I& Grant, Montreal, w

instantly killed, fireman Ernest Andcrvvn. Smiths Falls, sustained fractured leg and ‘nearly A dozen others were bsdly injured in a wreck on U16 U~ 1"- R»- between Mountain and Inimrman about 1.30 this after. noon.

The Montreal Fiycr, running at speed of forty miles an hour struck nroken rail. The Engine was dimmed. the entire tram leaving the mils Engineer Grant was buried benestb the locomotive; thc fireman wad hurled some distance into nn dd. lniiiing field. The escnpc from death nf other members - of the train crew nnd passengers is considered mirael-` nus. A

Two conches were badly smashed hy crashing into the engine. The train was li heavy one and had not the cn- gine overturned likely no great na

nge would' have been done.

aI el

Ill-

Zi-` MON'I`REAL', Feb, 18, A has

(Canadian Press)

‘I NEW YORK, Feb, 17.-The threat- (Canadian Press)

(Canadian Press.)

Collision on the 0.P.R., at Bury, lm. early this morning resulted the death of Engineer Yandow, and commended that two of the childre the scolding of three, other members of the first marriage be given ofthe train crew. share of their mother’s*four miliio

As a result or the wreck the

‘NUS fled uv be-tween Megantic Sherbrooke all day. 'Twenty

were derailed and the -track torn

for n considerable distance, 1 thought mistaken orders are

sponeible for the wreck.

(Canadian Press.)

_ QIJEBEC, Feb. 18.-_ Through

nppears to be 'fi blunder several p - - _

sengers on the incoming G_'i‘. train given S1i:,(lCl0 cnc,l\_ this morning narrowly escaped death °"""““-*_*-'*“ by a dynamite explosion at Bt. Romauld between S nnd 9 o'elock. While n'u fatalities occurred several passengers in the first class cur were

injured hy flying rocks etc., sustaining nervous shocks, twelve or fourteen passengers

coach were aimostikilled,

PIII]-HUIIKII _

and _.___-

Somc (Canadian Press.)

_ Hockey.

____ At Frc\lerict<ii\~ Chathaiii 8 Mar

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WIIIIIII IIIGHI IIIII

PIIIIIE IIIIIIBIIIII

-_..-

IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIS " ”

cues contest over the vnu of the NEW Yorix. Feb. 18.-Briusln

d dn late buroness Margaret Laura De W0I\d@I`f11l tule. thrift’ m0‘/ing Plc

in by the report el the referee who re- terduy after ten months in wiliis

This menus that *lylinoy ietuius

I liwsririiui

At Hiiiifiuf- Sociiiis 'Z Now Gins-

I y‘)\v“ 5' "_*_-

°"""`“" \Uuniiiliun l’i‘&‘ss)

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Fcb. 17.-'l`hc Ac

iiiub of America sent n telegram C. C. Moore, President of the Pun

fi) '"" ”’

_ ((’nnudinn Press)

MoN'rni~:Ai i~\~_i__ ii_~'ri »,--

(.u I., P ljmirnullstic field ns fi result of re

(. runnin ress) . _\ _ __ Wu* GARMN (.x.[.Y’ m__],.0h_ I7 FHL Liungcs in propiietiirsliip nnd the

- -- - ~Jl‘\venty-ninth "st‘rt‘et_ Mrs. Fuccia

mu Pnclfic Exposition, urging that nn around-the-world flight hc made oliiciully at the cxbib tion of pence,- lt is announced that the club has written 1-resident Wilson und other peace ndvocntcs iirglui? their co-ope\'- ntiou,

WUHE $2.000 COMP 'ro

HER WORK IN A FACT0ltY.

NEW YORK, Feb, 16.- Walking

through .Thirty-ninth street on New \'ear‘s Day, Mrs. Marie Fucciano saw on "the sidewalk s hair comb Taking it to her home, No. 251 East

ghve it to her daughter Rosle, worker in ei paper box factory, r marking:

_“It must be worth at least

“ 1.oNi>oN, rch. is, 1914-rrnnfc

iinm of Weld, who is to be the

and wus ircrivofi with royal hm He will visit the King null

],m“.u,.d Gr(,y_ wnitini; for him. Hi- wus aged

und weighed 300,

i~lX KING MANUEL

IIIISI IIIIIM IIIIIII

F. F, Pi'{OC”l`OR'S NEW YOR

Proct<_\r's 'oth Averiue Theatre,

ways the home of lniiovations.

B elaborate presentation- of the whois couple, who were accompanied by the M"“I~l`°f*l Dally NWS Will HPD011 e- opera, “Ucviilleria Rusticsfna," in- Duke of gpm-|;0_ BM out a two hour is said, under the management of terpreted by u. company of twenty- programme at Richmond on Sutur. ward Beck who engineered the 49 five capable artists, including a well day, ifitive graft scandal. Cana

cents, Rosie."

Next day the girl wore the comb

admired it. They found in it w looked to be real diamonds an penrls and agreed that it was

splendid imitation.

4. Then it was suggested that pos- sibly the comb was worth more th n 40 cents and a 'member of the famil took it to Selinger"s pawn shop, N

491 Second avenue.

"What will you give me for th

1‘0mh?"- the shopkeeper was asked.

"Twenty-five dollars," Salinger re-

traiiied singing chorus. The produc- -_._.__.._.----

d operas will be given Another new that King Ferdinand wI'll visit Ame s affair will be the first appearances of Ica at an early date The king i

I ` t

ln ud Com an in a sketch ceivad the commissioners of

'tu be u bit ui rein me reduced to asv sue tcm them that he use i

stmnger 0 ~ ' _ be made, he said, be would be

interesting hui ci established favor~ l""’“‘I“°“ “°“ “ ‘“‘ “ B ltes will be Eddie Borden and Irene leaders" ______

plied at once nnd be banded out thc1Sbannon in their smart display FURJPRADE BETTER

money.

The $25 was taken to Mrs. Fuccia- Ramsdcll Trio, dancing young folk; ____

im and she was delighted. Then S

which had been included in the p lime reports as having been lost o Jun. 1, by Anna Held. the actress.

He communicated with thc poll

nnd the comb wus identified. It valued at $2.000. As Miss Held ha not claimed her property it still is i the pnwn shop. lp lil

____~

fii‘lY¢MAN OFFICERS

OFFER SF/l"l‘l_.EM EN

T ‘nf

rnonstriited here by the refusal of the

°‘ S*“"“l€“‘ .“““ Vf‘"“““"‘- _*W0 l`°"" 'ronoN'ro, sub. 1s.~'rin> seve

linger discovered that he had a comb Tigrreis in gi nut nrt; *W\i(l)i;c;iiim;i;iyd weMhM_ does not make the _dmeren

0- \\ WY $!\`f"9l“\‘\l`f* ex 'Tl I _ l Ii the fur trade that might bn su n Chester Joluistoiie, cycling whirl- \,;a,,_d_ Such at least was the 1

iWl“‘l» “lid P"°°t'""“ F"“t““"" Film” Precision gained today by The New

ce at iiitcrmlsslons. lifter making iirqulriss of several I th le d'n furricrs_ People who in- ' _ 2 --°*-'I' ' ’“ Vogt ill flings do not wait for tllc cold The liner WHS °"“9t"“¢lY hllttll n weather but prepare for it sonic with gi-fmt 9&1lB~ 011 ~‘lUU\Y‘lf1Y fl hi' ' nomliiqs srav BALI. GAME. nm., \,¢'¢.,..,. an the s.m~,c on-_ spun ruutr snutteruu eight pcrtnrlics 1'

_.-- of severe weather has made sm c-_I issengnrs, the pnrser nnd four ste

difference in the sale of lure, nnd

the Italians with baseball was de- thc end ol Inst week.

,ww ward 'i‘uwnscnd, nn editor, while go- “mon l“_l“‘l’ll°;*§tl““ “I esljullll

. _ _ - . ' ing ilonic Inst. ui lit from his uflicc ““ws.p“lmB' UV” “ew lull n iuiri of Albania niiived hem today _ I __ cvemni ,md weemyy am u““0““ced

was ein iiti ti- l ft

mrs' . ' I: H I allow » ‘H B ‘md appear almost immeduiteiy. B

fill' [u'_"p. to de_M'h "H hm WH" B"t_“p. will he iiiilepeiident and arc said I

em I I.'\)Nll(>N, Full. lli.-~l.c»l‘il l'-lliii

_ TAKES WIFE To ..M(,V1ES_.. for civic reform besides being

______ mouth-piece of other oroares

1_()N1)0N_ Fed 15__when Manuel inovcments, including various exiled King df pdrgdgap was a buche, n_cn‘s clubs. its shareholders lor, he was n frequent patron of the _

K "movies" 'and now takes his wife 1.0 Gill! 0l’lllY!v'. CUBE- M. 1'l0lt. K.

the picture _shows near their Twiclc- I-`fl“5l\'iZ'l49WlB. MTB- Ht\rf\il‘ton`Gu

ul- dnlmm lmmd They Sit in the twenty. Mrs. Fenwick Williams is to he Will five...cont seats--among--t~he~'pixi1ifc`aird’ °l"'l'l“"'°‘ll“’“- » """` W

° 05%! H ¥l0V€ltY lil 1'-lie Sllalle Of 811 refuse to be treated exclusively. The Al"°““‘l the middle Of March

r, it

_actmg wndu_mn_,_whi1,,_ James J_ intended to visit America, and no y Morton, the boy comis. 10115 s l'°P°‘l tc' be “ble W milk* th* l°“" :when tneyxeached here, had to go _ ~ t 'thc stu Avenue promises "ey in Avril- If arresxemsnts ccu

to rcgnle with many new samples of _ _ . - . ‘ . compsniod by several of the mo

c his original wit.. Others on quite an t me l d 1 du tri

wcrsatility, "Bite of Vaudeville; WITH COLDER DAY

ROME, Feb. 15.-The uufamiliarity the wlliolr-_ trade has iiii-proved siiieeitlinc wcrc ilnsln-d to tin- floor nnd

tur

Que. Stcurs Zabiriwski was settled to-day mel! and H B0¢f\11i9t. arrived here

n Peru, Brazil and Upper Amazon, d They found buncs of two me

n Gomer-Biigen exploration who ha

line dollar estate. The referee recom- been wife" by Cflullibuls. and mended also that the words of con- 'l`l\‘eY f0\1"fl Illfev Dre-inciw cure demueticu uc espiiugcci from the will sbvmdorwil thousands of years up which cut them od without a cent be- lillt with evidences of marvell

t is ¢-_dugg ghd Bald they did not show her nrchftccturui nrt still intact.

rs- proper lovc and i-espect_ The con. They also found that the inili

iestants were Hubert, and Margaret of the press lnid penetrated into Dc Steurs, children of the baroness Wlldfl und rubber district and n by the first marriage to Baron Dc Clfllis lI'\‘l 09U9@fl~

what tlteurs wlioni slic <livoi'ced in 1890. -i--------

as The referee ieconlmeiulcd that they be

Oil

IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII

((.‘nnadiiiu Press)

(THRTSTCI-IUIICH, N. Z., Feb.

ginecr.

y~ °**""‘°"'““

ii ur- A IIEIIEIIIPIIIIIIIIS III

l, > itll.

more dcvrlopniieiits. in the Montr

FI I' have strong bucking. The we

will be piiiilished on Friday and c cd “'l‘l1c i)wI" devoted to the Ii

l'ress franchise is applied for.

t0 tion will have the extra advantage K1N(; FERDLNAND 15 CQMING ‘ ----~----

the factory. The other girl workers or an ang-mented orchestra and if --~ l.YMPIC‘»'S PASSENGERS

fmt favorably received, other one hour SOFIA, Feb. 16.-It is possible BATTEREU BY STO

' h » - , .

I' "

e PLAYMOU’l‘H Eng, Feb 15

fl crly anticipating relief from the W veries of their voyage from New Yo ld to Boiithampton, as the ilerceness C; he gale prevented tneir landing “l‘ hat of the malls. This was the d “ 1 ime in many years that such a th

had happened here to auliner fr America. The weather inside breakwater was so severe that

r8.the steamer, and after two hours

‘futile effort the Olympic proceeded.

m_ officers nnd passengers of the stea “_ Olympic on her arrrivnl here fr of New York said they had encouvnte

the worst weather in their experien

ii lil on nrds, who were in the anion nt I.

Iliircd.

,_._____.__-w--

STRABBBURG, Germany., Feb. 11 ‘authorities to permit an exhibition. NAM N AVMTO" FOR

~Several oiillcers of high rank the German army visited the town 0 Zebarn yesterday and endeavored t compromise a score of damage suit

tlnn with the violent incidents n that place in NovemKIsr_ according t the local newspapers.

In several cases victims of the ou.

' o

to withdraw their suits, but m0Bf» them insisted on going to court.

__________.__ _ _ I SAW A Sl-ill’ _

I enw a ship irsallinlf, A-selling in the sky.

And halt the clouds of sliver white

lt went it-racing hy.

its wil? were made of l>url>lli Billfl

/ls nh nimsry as could be.

And it was lull of pretty thinsr

For baby and for me.

iii gums between the New York team of ggiwppr f‘_AS'l‘li.l.~i) TAKE!! f`»~\ ll

I the National League and the Chica-

o gn; df the American League, without EL PASO, 'l‘cxns., Feb. ld.-»A des- ` v ‘ ---

9 first being convinced that it is n0t il patch to the Times from u sthfll SAN l¢llAl\(IH(.(l, Feb. lil.--Av

for Illegal imprisonment in connec- nbmtal gdmdg' correspondent at Qiirrilbrc. Cufflsu fl\°\f»0l‘H Wllfl lui” “Simi fl" "fill"

t After the points of the game were report that Maximo Castillo. `tl|l‘tuils of the proposed round-the-wor _ mon to the mm 0 criuuinee nie authorities stiu insist- iisueit hue responsible for the Win' fliisht in 1915. unflrr the silsrim 0* WWI* °""°*‘

t d within the bre tunnel disaster, and the remnant the Panama-Pncllid International

ed that H net be erec e t to of his bond have been Cnptllred-

‘ » t t t th specs rs. _ . . 1 ~

rages were offered $11.50 and costs gsgxughcn 3,-3,1552 Wd;-I; given that ’l`he_csDtiIre Is said to hnve be” D. Mcfiordy, Raymond V. Nor

I ti ld be taken per- made e. few miles east of l’§""5°"° Captain Thmnas Baldwin nnd G

this precau on wou i h th en vga;-_:'~; iii §;;"2;i.:“:‘: assi. ..:__.§°;:t‘°“ ____

dey at noon, when a ew I ‘win ba played 101' the IJGIIGDC 0| th! ‘“‘““-**‘*-"""'_

“““‘°"“l°"~ Wh" dem” '° lun" mr I KILLED nv FLYING Mir'rAi.

I in the '

ithemqelvas li? G _'__ DE'l‘R()T'l‘, FEI). Ill.-° At U18 SP MiA\:ilzli?idg‘IanliliI‘nts have been made for w2ill‘EM§IE- Thonté' Eebguggegigg iai election held tmldy Dgtfnlt Y"*;"° question hy its elimination fro I 0 1 "- 0m 9 ' defeated the propose new

Imlsmuenle with tfh¢;b1;0NEiI‘§rln?a‘INI.Nt W” "““`“l"¢ I-D0 °h°l’p°' I" Stwgflv charter by u vote of nenrly two “IRI Hnilgllgflllfjles Osama of the Dl“7°" 'Tian t Brad! :lm md:\¥dckth;y“i)xMI>iexd:'°"°' The umnchlnem wmked ‘““"d with J8l’0“» lt I5 "°¢‘"d“l “B ce rvcrl _urs an ewass ftth d tl ftb w ‘will have to “F880 tm’ l‘°“°r' 0l1l¥'l“¢ D'~°t“l “"5 tI“`°w“ “Tm” II§IIrII,s nndenIIm‘;xI'oiI)l;] clierlzeis 'dl lr;

the stairway, sustaining such severe _

______._.....-- - t th ll hi _ charged . . .

t ins neue unit ue cies this I' H P° ° ‘*'° ° "" time witiuuf rni- (.,,, m, H,1,,,,, M., d,,,.\,._¢

ROI' _iD-’l‘}-lid-WORLI) Fi ll GH

position urn lleckwith Havens, J.

llE'I‘R0l’l` VOTERS DEFEAT

THE NEW CITY .CHART

s H OTTAWA. lieu. 1e_--- Au impcr

Yesr \\'. C. liothers next week which

0! provide for the prohibition oi

ities inion and investigation ofit, i B50. claimed, shous that its use is v

ieiurclin the United Staten and imiiiy

thcjcpean countries, in order that tl

U0' may be not too much of ii liurdshi

lit- I:

A depos t of riidium bearing orc 'vital

in ll 1-;‘1‘_ JOHN, [.‘d\,_ \g__. [mst nmm_',; found ilerc by fluuuilinu mining vu-

“re tliruugii the-_ Iirnvy ilciil, hilt ves

ll " 'I

°e'“f’ iy lin‘1.nl‘iifi\is_ A nuiulwi' ui scliooii

________ ,_.,_ _,___

(Canadian Press.)

e measure will oe introduced by Ho

Tl.

|manuiacture use nnd sale of w

n of Phosphorus in Canada.

d White Phosphorus is used in t ‘ manufacture of matrhes in the D

H dfinperoiis to those handling it. 'l‘

iuse of it has already been probib

for firms using thc material at i sunt, thc prilliiliitioii will not c into effect until n yrnr from n .lnnunry.

IIIIIIIIHII SIIIIIIII

((‘.nnndinn Press) VINEYARD HAVEN Feb. l7

*billing crnft which safely weathe

damsel today when they ventu from their uuchoingc to find Vinuynrd Suuiul wus full of drift i rltenniers were ulilc to plou

em indci snil found navigation i-strc

9,8

will the hits

om- t is

itdfl Eur - icrc

il'

Iiw

III

- red the linst few days eucoiintercd n

` _ , _ red

' till

nt 'l‘ I

I(faii;\dinu Presi-\,)

year old son of .iuul-_-s Liilchrist, Nl:

migi'iitl\»n was kiilrri this nioriiiuit I

ri trfiin mi liitercoloiiinl,

ST, Ji)l"N, Fel., lB.»- The siiftvcii

l3riiiiswick`s Siipciiiiiciiiicut of iiin

EIIIIIESIIII IYILL _ WIIIIIIIIIIIII SIIIIII WIIIII PHUSPHIIHUS YOUNG MAN IS , S IS SIIIIEII IIIIIMIHlWIIIIS` IIIBI PIIIIIIIIIIIIII l(||_|_ED BY TRA|\‘{

...__-_/._..._.__._-_

i lic zinxi his faiilirr were coming fron. fiinoinficld to town.

i‘hi- futher cnuigiif thc trniu but

flu- Inly was swiinl: biick\\':ii'ds :ind

ly r'1n nv!-r :intl |irns~_'~:<I, His buck niul

If-lin we-rl: Iwnkeil.

pri

YV he

UIIEIII IIIIIIIIEII AIIII PIIIIIEISS

ll- 9,

lit t

i(`nnnfli:in Press)

I,(JNi'>f)l\', Feb. lil.--Qiiccii dril nnd thc l’i'iiiccl-is \'i<'toi'in slumniing Inst night null visit taint ni the (‘lllii'\tl\ Army. 'I`I\c nintiirr prescnieil n shirt mid und ai shilling to each of liill i tent.

HGH

HTICIPANHSUN 'i`f) J0iN

.‘~ll>ll'l`l-IERN '.~5i\1ff'l‘lUN

UF idXPl<`ilJl

OT'l‘AWA, Full, ill.-Till: llepnr

ment of the Nnvni i~`ci'vice has r ceived n flispiwcli from \fiili)a i-ltcfnnsson, the Canadian Ai-ctc piorcr, who wus stiwiiidrll in Hel llcr Inst nt l'oiI\t llni‘i'nw on tin-

it 'E CQ.

Alertin-

\V(’lI`.

ed the tluceii socks

'l‘lilN,

limii'

itelllf slnirc

.-.-_-_-_».-=_-_-.-.-v-.-.».-.~_»_-_»_-_-.-.-_-_-_-.»_-.~_~.~_-_-_-_ _._-_-_-_~.,._-,. _ .,.-_-_-,-_-Y~_»;.-.-v-.-.-_-_-.-.-_-.».-.-.~.~_~_-_»-¢.».-:_-;=¢v _--_-.-.~_

MIXIIIIIII BIIIIDII

VISII WAS IIIIIlISIIII

(f'unu¢lihn Press)

ICI. i’A:~il|, F1-il, 17.--Mnximo Vini-

tillo, li llf'xi\‘nu hnudif clinrgell with i'.:spoiisiI\iiity for the (`on|hi-if tuuni-l disaster- in which fifty lost their vlivcs, was captured to-driy thirty- cifziit miles south of I-Inchitn in Neiv l)l<-xico by Aiiirricnn troops,

NI".WFfF»'l` 'T`I~l1N(il~l IN SKIIITH

ll\

NEW \'()lI.l{, l"eIil'lln|’y lil' A l’t\i'I5l

cubic suys nn cxiliiiitiini of i:p1`inl; n_oilL-is designed exclusively for Amer- iriiii buyers has been npr-_iicll nt Paul i’oiret's, the I'ui'is c:ont\\ri¢»-r_

'I‘e||iiig about his clwuitiuiiu, hi.

I'<rii'rt snirli

l‘.'

sels “ _

e ers ,

shed ________/__________

r ui

t Diff silow on roi

sivelto fire on the Ulster fren they ni

clude Messrs. Huntley Drummond,

leEfl'_\I Anairrwriou 'rssariies

nnd lnirgos are stuck fnflt in ilu-

"‘ iiicliiesnniiia nai<‘iie_~i

ylilcrefnrd uddressim; the Ulster

ll- _' ' f Zhtllsocintioii of London on the ll

the i snid-

‘If thc Imperial forces are orde

obey- But I decline to believe

_ treme to force Home rule on Ii-ela ('-- lf the Government docs, it will Ulf- the first step towards thc deinor OM zation of the army nnd navy, '\V{ll’l§a'd""to“the brenk-up of the

the pire "

K” M Axis Goofs Pnoori

of the _/\i‘rtic (lcunu, ilirluigli the dis- iipprni'iincc~ol his ship, the Knrliik, with till* im-_ nfl siiuiw' while: lin und several fhniilliiliiolls ivi-rr Iiluitiug nud

rr-

"My c|'cnti|ms tnlfr n wide range

and I .fini not nut- of tlinsv wlin de- vniu lin-iiiaolvrs ext-liiuivriy in eiilier the nnrrow skirt or the r'l`ino\i\ie.

"M lidlug pi"|nl`ll>Il> is flint rvrry

,,._,_ _ . _

I li-xpioring on slim-n. 'illiu li>I_i_er

l<.l~l '

Stefunsson to thc iIiepni`tniul\t un

nd Iger. lf it was forced out into 1

uli-,shrinlri hc able to survive the win und :uid return in the spi'in;:,_lf, on t ldni- other hnnd, it was rnugiit in the

RM.

,He e Page e. D Y '_ ' _ - 0 storm-tossed passengers on board the

So Rosie wore the comb until Feb. _ol stage life, "The Understudy said Panama Pacific Exposition yester- buttered olympic, who had heed dag.

n .

mis-

or rst ing om the

S _ the

.tenders were unable to get alongside

ce , D- S“Mh“ml’t°“‘ Eng" Feb' n'”1§h°~ victions will be favorably acted

Um ‘the opposition is not as fDfn1l‘d11 red us it was last summer. when actl

T. nrhitrntion treaty with Great Fi

lnl smnsnciy other treaties niso wr de- held up in order that there mill

,-is' ui°¢:ument against the f19"'~’l`“l “UI

“Y Several Senators. Senator Willis

im-n smith of Micniznn “”"\“l“;"

En is unuiturubiy oiuwsfil tn “ll f‘“°l‘

°c` I General clearing up of the Allin!

, _ “fl treaties are apprvved for extensi to- the similar convsntins with Oth

dian __

` WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.--(len arbitration treaties with G Britian, Japan, Italy, Norway, den, Portugal and fdwitzeri which have expired and are awlli ratification for extension, are to ‘taken up for consideration by Senate on Februar 19 the p

ck of Senators Bacon and Stone.

df by the Foreign Relations Commit

_ies recently after a conference , President Wilson on the nsti foreign policy.

s1'1‘uA'rioN is onsanfuo

Opposition to extension of

treaties is certain to develop. ’ Administration leaders see a clea

up of the foreiign relations- of I country and bc ieve that the c

er on after the general debuts. Th

0°' on the treaties was held up, ulfca "9: is nppnrent. One reason for that Z0 the desire of the President for rel* 9" or the section of the fhmsmu Cen W" nct exempting from toll chiiril ll" Amerlcnn coastwise slilpping. It W n- bccuusc of fear that this ullesti

wdnld he forced into iirbitrutiou 'rnc 1-incur, to determine whether vi0ll\t.('ll tile Hiiy-l’f\\\!\Cc(\'lt<‘1 U0" that consideration of the gene

nnn wus iiiuciiefi lust summer. Un

ld appear to be no discriiizination.

count of tolls disappe

A I ing, there is left only 10 Ullll

' or urinti-ution. 'rms view is held

A - - 1 of the Foreign Relations Comrr‘itt

trcaties. l A PAN IS (l0NCll.iATEil_

gy. pending immiilration leilillli-I0” T ° moves many objections to the tres

eral A ' I I - '~ ` l‘ rent winter would lic nvniliiblix

Swe_ ,,,Mr. Stefunsson reports that bc li m,d_ been able to get all nci'_essni'y \-quip ting ment :it Point. }in\‘i`o\.\' to limit. him \i

be ,til hu can join thc slnitliern suctinii o thgltllo expeflitllln now' in \\‘lute\‘ itliiiip fi

y , ost- (rollinson Point. At the date of writ

ponement arising owing to the iliiaess inzhhe intended to start for ther

h s wit in n few days. The journey woni

course was determined i1P0n today hc a comparatively easy onr, and li

cal

es tlmiich, of course, no one cnu tell Fi

Sli

ph. trcuty on nc tl Ositilnrx;

icy bv m

tic ni

B tv r

0 mln if the British nnd JnPfH1¢9¢

on cr

ri-i\'ril clinic ont. by tin- annie cm

. who hrougiit tin- tell-lzrniii from

_V Idntc iictnber Inst, iiiiiioiiiiciiig wh Ax iind iiiippcneil, nnd which wus pu!.\\i th ed in The Globe of llecenibur 9. 'I' ’ letter wi-iicli clinic via Nome, Alu

hdl Arctic Ocean with the drifting ice

`nenr shore it might hr crnslicd, b in that case the Crcw would iinvc

Burrow or some other o\itpost_ ciiilization where siipplies for t

_ tee. anticipated no danger of difficulty. it

.Which IB-V0l`Bl9lY Y`¢P0l`t0fl the I’»l°€BI-‘ is probable that the whole pnrty are

Wll-ll now assembled at Uollinson Point,

°“'9 and are conducting scientific investi-

Igations in that district, which hs never heretofore been explored. lf tb

gg: Karluk does not turn np in the sp;-nik; “ng the llpedition will he considerably; thediandicappsd, but its work will bc mr continued during tho coniiug summer up_ among the. islands to the orth, I

I It ls “Ot Hllactcd that Alny further me word will be received from Mr. Fltef-'ii 0,, nnsson until the Northwest Mdnntnd

,Police patrol comes out from Hers- schf-l Island next month, Meanwhile thc officials iicrc entertnin no fenrs ns the safety of the mnin party, nl-

us I whether or not the mrn it-ft nn board dll 0l\,ii\c Karluk undcr <'npf:iiu llnrtiett ffl* "_l',linvc niet with dir-Inst.:-r, /\f’?inv mic Ii" ‘Vprncticnlly nothing cnn lu- thine- to Him

uvgct into conintlliiirllfiliii \\'iI_|\ I-Ii‘Iu-i~ Isti- rn ri. n- rc lit

pn;'!_y until thc spring.

(‘.»\NAllIAN (T.»\I)l*l'l‘i\`

JOIN "'l"l-ll". lll'lllWlf‘I<

HAi.lF`A_\l, N. S-, lfrli. lf.,-lliivinlz

silccesuiuily cumlilctrd iiicir two years' course nt thc Royal Nnvul liollege of Cnniifiii in this city, right. cadets will snll on lrridny nfuliis wack for thc West Indies, tlirrc to join li, M. S. Berwick of tin-, four! Atlantic cruiser squuilron. 'I`he nine- teen Canadian cndcts who were Inst year drafted rin tliiit ship ure now retiirniug to Halifax for nn exlrn course nt, the Nnvni flollrizfi. it luis been found flint n course nf two yenrs is not of sufficient length .to cover full the ncccssnry studies. and those lads will be nt the Nnvnl (foliage for another ycnr. The rndeis who lclivc for the south nrer Houishy, Monfrrnl' Wood, \'nncnuvrr‘

.__-A lfljllflil 0 mght ~l. _naunnn wul he fn . I c yr , I '

l N S T

There were ch col tes in the cabin afternoon. ’ ' pri | _ 1 _ _ _ _-V _

° ta h m RATE WAR NEARING END .-------f-- ‘ '-’-“""""‘e"d""b mmmd “°““"' ___________..... |f)n"‘r‘,,f.“,'n(,},,§`r""§"‘;fIy,,,,,\ m,,,\,,;3._ -;A mmf, ,\s1'H_\1A niei,1m‘_ in-_

A d A l i he I _ ~ ._ _ , n W " n U “"“"' I. 1NDlllUBl=E INK "w°"“° are °"°°“"g 7 __ HOUSEHOLD ME[)1q1NE_ ~ ()u,,wn_ _l, ll. l<ellolzx's Aathmn Remedy has

And rouse the big propeller siulc

LONDON Feb is -A deevetrh tri

I _.A ‘conditions of the stomach and bowels nc* ‘minted mth tml ____

irii-r Mr. der

h li‘Kii|Tll

y sl . woiiiuii slilnild ili'1~i-;u in ilic way which linvrriiiini hri' null not blindly follow the vpgiin of the nioii\<~ut_ I "l still Iinvc amne Iiiireni skirts for

ntli lnivi- not yrt. dcspuircii uf aceing

sh-I i_iil»in p<ip\iIni'_ Asl stated in ii ier-

\u~ ture I iriivc in llrusseis on :~lundny, -_LI no dress is i|nn.odest in itself, It

Wd giving ii low lirlflitiolinl llctziils, lifiu, "lily ilI)Il1‘lll`='l F0 “'ll’~’fl ill” W?l\l"‘l' ll* “gt just rcnchcil the rnpirnl.

yum* Mr. Stefnusson says hc ihiiiks

the (love,-“ment Wm L, tu that “_ Iliariuk is probably in no great d-

I iinmodust.

uw "For thc coniing season the tend-

“ cncy shown by my creations is to

ri ~ _ he become morn and more- simple nnd

“I models are only worthy to benr by

name when they ure of entire sini-

piicity nf linc and cut nnd without _ ornnmrentation. “""' ".\Iot_I\`|n-,: is prettier than such ii “I” model act off by single but strikiiig “Il ~ _ '

flifilcuity in setting to lurid, iiii 'md weuchnsen detm\e`

ESS could thru make their why to I"o`i

*I “NIV collection contains niirrou' Ht skirts and criuoiines and some drup- ul cd dresses, but no bristles.

0 “ln dresses i have designed li iu~\r

skirt \\'i\i<»li should prove pnrticulnrlv

ull: slit if shows oil the leg and Iii,

_ nic in li discicet nnd chnrmiug mun- § ner by :in urrniigemciit fixed inside ‘tho skirt bv which pleats #irc nttnclir

“sl pnpuini' in Anil-rich einer. without lin-

“I _ _ .___ -_

t _ _ _ _

tell to mich leg, in this wily the lei;

c_ is outlined in wnikinr' und a womiiii ilciin wcnr this particularly smart ` .fetching costume without outriiginr; ° l thc snscepinnlities.

l "There is no tendency shown lu colors nnd I am avoiding more than ever the use of pnstcis or dull colors

“My lust trip to America enabled

me to learn n arent deal of wiuit in required bv American women, l.ongl~ fitting tailor-modes with large sleev- es suitable for out-door occupntioini nnd dresses in which the wearer min dance easily are what fs required,

“I have also paid more nttentinn

to travelling dresses than to elabor- tc avr-ning dresses and clnaks.”

B e |

NTTPUDES OPPOSE

MIDRGING OF (DFFTCES.

LONDON, Feb. 16.-It is under- ood on good authority that both strnlin nnd New Zealand are iiii~ nrnblc to the idea of ii combina- u of thc offices of High Commis- wr nml thc proposed resident Min-~ r nl Vnbiiict rnnk, in London, It if-iicvird messages to this edect

Imvc pnsscd lictwecn the Uolnniitl ble- 1-rctnry nnd ilttnwii.

Isl

ill 1".lll*ll` I‘l'I`/‘\llI".ll STONIE

lllSi‘()\’l‘fRl‘lIl IN \‘.i\'(lI.ANll.

l.i_).\Jl)i)N, Feb. 16.--Au iiiterestlniz

liistiirir rviir hns been discovered In ii Iwnli nt (ii-nrr llousc, Southsc-i, in

orm of ;\ large stuns. This on uutinn luis proved to have or-

iginally foi‘n)ml part of thc key-stoni- Iut thc cnir:\n&‘n cute of the Uitnilcl :it tliieboc when It fell into the huufld 'nl uw iirlnsh in 17.'-s. The i-ruiiience in nnesfinii is now St. John fiollrgr. unil thu l‘rIucIpuI luifl c0uRPl\tl‘ffl ff' nit- stone liciiig pri-sented to thc Can- ndinn f`.ov|~rnment, 'l‘Iic Mllyoi' of ‘~l\\i-/ no- hns grnii-Iuliv ncrcpteil thc stone, whirli is to bc Iuillf. in St. Jnhn'9 gnicwny thnt is being reronstriicted in that ciiy.

I nn- f

~_.-vcr hr-an ndvertlrcd by extravagant

-lult ilie ii wheel of gold. - - ' _ _ . _

h Times 'mm vienna' wmm B con A hldeume “lk that cmmot ha and so uubsist' Mmeril wmm Pow “WV that are tic! fllr. Thoinas ;;Worms cuuse irctfiilncss nnd rob t:itcinrr_is, its cinims :irc Ciillllirvn'

t e _ \ n

t th' d‘“'°“°“ “ner” Cléli. "30 be °l3 I“°"“ Wm MI" tha” conditions al* “Hung proper B 0 f si th cnt oiirisb vw irilcrd uhcn unified bv the cur-

'f‘he four-and-twenty sailors ference 'be ‘F0011 ' h mined even with a ~ ‘_ ‘ .. - » i tl, t 9 tmenc 0 th , ¢ L f E _ .~,__ ._ _- _ _ _

W r do I ilk white' of the Hambufl-A\“°l'l°°\\ and NUT? mind' from the following re¢¢ll'01 1,-/Wit funlleflllll-Cly null Wlll EWWP mf :;,`,c.,},‘:c“:~ITlnlI2‘lIts vgouldp ncrtabe without are I'IlIII1iirI’ \lrl\\lI--i' ilvilrm ldllteriiiiii- rs \\'l:irn if lw\"f0rf\"=. “7!D00t frul W"

UQ Yflbm Y » _hsbeann _ _

_“wi capuln wa’ ° dmmi g;;;`;$Ll:5g iggfltrlxs qzsstlon of 7° ‘mod PKR" ,fuk axle “dagggglimtrd Zlltlrlrncjirlulll/3:2' In N(I‘.o(dtTl'c't“‘lvIEl€ militia It Ii? the house. It is truly n house-‘ntnr will clcnr tin- l.tnninr.\i and iii- ‘ia-I and prrirnncnt liencilt when you

th “uhml “gan MI K ' e ulatlon and control of Aus' “on of my Im This will form r- imediclnc, which is not only n worm iiold mf-_dicinc nnd ns it is effective, if-.miles nnd rcstorl- in~»iithfi\lnrss_ i;.\iy'f_i;i\==u:;i|'ili;;ly `“;;:i‘:l“y\i;\€n:~;:`il not

- ~-----~~-»-~ iii. ' '

ll I 6 r K ti ii which Il r°D0""°d ‘Hamm wa er il fl tro er, Init In-iilth-sivinz medi in dealing With U‘f\'\Y 0\"ll“‘*"V °‘"“ _ ` " . c' n 'cases

And when the airsblp came about. trlan Owl!" ° ' l writing fluid which cannot hc erase _es y s 1 - . _ _ ,

ch ve of elf*-l°m°“t 'll i i c- it ' he ne thin n doctor. mix surgical ipcririnu, is nr-n\ssui~v rivcs neinmnent r fel in ma v

Up nl ‘ll MM' to ho on B ° h I dll- Without destruction of the paper. 'l`llf=` "lm "mst henendul to the ymmz Bn n s is tchnIId,rne the cali for in reln<i\'ing coifns il llollnwny‘s (Him wiicrr f.tI\i'\ so culled remedies hulls

mi e sea

I 1 reconciliation of t 0 _ , _ _ ‘ _ ' K t

The fort-ind-twenty little doves invo ve smwgm th," two steam- ink will write greenish blue., but _ rcnstiltution. and is such it has no\i€»m¥;epc`;m;1“newecu_my_ lmm, N ,m,_d_ ,._“¢,\y (,,u,.,\'

I3°¢\\l\ £0 000 lllll ¢°°-` _I I°r°“°°° terwsrds will turn black. snllr 0 .

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. -New York Tribune. :hiv llI1°l- ‘. _ _ _ V _ _

"I: cn" 1

CONFEDER ATION CELEBRATION, CHARLOTTETOWN 3-"li-‘-lI»"`